The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-05
Local, pnEyIT1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In hnd About
H... tho City. Ia


wy tho City.
one ma,iiage lIcsnao was Issued yes
terdsy.
Tns Calicptans will entertain their
frleuds at Bonneubergcr's hall abou. the
18Th inst. ~, sd
NRs. ADAM AcKBRMAN waa founa dead
In bed ut her home, tho old Droyer's hotel,
Just south OF the city. Nj
TIE Dfuids are already making great
preparations Tor their annual ball TO be
given on the 10Th Of next Month. 7.&
A HORSE Belonging TO Billy Glenn, =
draymap, fell on the Ice yesterday near
this office, and It was some !lms before IT
could be released. %ts
| A FARMER named White had hia wagon
badly broken up and himss!i narrowly
escaped ipjuryby a runaway accident Mon.
day night on Csldwell'B run.
TuEnsxt attraction nj tho Opera Houso
will DO Charle8 L Hoy.'s iunAieat farce,
"rhe Tin Soldier" which Ia booked Tor
Tue.duy and Wednesday Of next week.
You've men's meetings are held at the
Young Mems Christian Atscc,ation build.
ipc each ni.bt ihla week from S:45 to $3.50
o'clock. All young men arc Invited to
attend. 4,l
Tug raills for the $40 mupic box q. Mr.,
| Sa,Auel I.eontiatit's aaloon last tgshi1R
was won by No. 40, which number WAS
held by Robert Walterl. It iAla yalua'
bic prize.
9'Hs funeral oi The late Beverly NJ. Eo!]
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday after.
noon from the residence Of bis brother; a,
10 Eoh. rho services were conducted BY
Rev Il L Swope. .6s21s Il. fSaM
A LITTLE child named Howard, living
on Eo.I erect, in the South End, avail
lowed a spool yesterday, and was almoet
dead when o physician who waU sum
moned relieved her.
| TIE OF! iatefest .! MourdsvilIe fpurts
up, for n lew dayD, and then d;es ont
They nte laying pipa from tae we'll on the
Hicka farm to the B. 4 0. switch that ta
tends to the coal shalt. .'.N 7.
The ball TO DO held ut the North Enc
rink tomorrow evening promises to bt
tho ous Of tho seasoR. Over four hun
dred tickets haye been sold, and all ar
looking for pleasant ttac. l
CLsgx Hook yesterday admitted t
record y deed made January 3. 1857, By
Ialaes Einc aud win to Henry 9. Stibert
| in consideration Of 50. 700, for li4 acres o
ground, the sane property conveyed t.
| l;ns by r. NJ. Maxwell in 1872.
| THERE was not case III tho police cou,l
Yesterday. Whether the cold weather
prevents ini7EcticEs OF the law, or lessen'
lihe risilauce OF the oftice1a, or the ap
prosch ri the election makes the force
afraid OF losipg friends. Is prohlems!icel
| sALsBunY'p TRouBAnouns appeared 81
ttts Opera House last night to q very large
audience, giving "rhe BrooG." The en-
itertain,nnnt was s!I that ii was expected tc
! be, and that is high praise to accofd it
The company is small. but every member
is a star. fl&l 49, /
| 1T their regular meeting last Fri
idsy evening Triadelphia Lodge No
|0l. I. 0. o. f., elected tho following Off.
coys for tho ensuing SIX monthe: n. g.,
VIM. B Frazier; v. e., I, W. B!ayney
Secretary, y. G. Gray; Treasurer, John
Helienbine. r5N ~
THIS evening a party from this city
co,nposed Of acme forty couple will &c
GU. to the residencs Of Mr.. Garter, resl
Hornbrook's park, and spend the evening
dancing to T. 4. Cocksyne's music. The
occasion Is the anniversary OF Biz. Carter'f
foriy.third birthdsy.
.Tnr Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pauy psid all the expeuEss incprred II
| tho transportation and burial OF the body
To-: the brakemgu, Lynch. killed at Ein
Grove, and also sent two men to Blooming
|ton, H., With the body 10 sesp 1t in charge
| till lis destination was reached. In I'D
clifton to this Lynch's family will receivs
s., 900 from the railroad insurance fund. !